mr. kelly's staff at our churches and we have met with the commissioners at the water department. no one ever mentioned the funding was going through the art commission. and we could have alleviated a lot of the headache and pain and the disappointment that dr. jackson is feeling is just unbearable that she was not given a little head's up on where the money was going from 1968 until the present, the hunters point art gallery and cultural center has been active in bayview-hunters point. we have never received any funding and we are self-sustaining, but in the course of that, we support the salvation army and supported the ywca and the salvation army got a grant. we went into their business and said this is who we are and this is what we can do for you and we introduced them to our community. and they can come up with a pilot art program and get funded from the puc and haven't been in bayview-hunters point less than two years? and we're talking about a big agency. the salvation army don't need no money from a pilot program. we have concerns about the puc and what do you define as a

will they needed was a solicitor's undertaking to release the funds to mr kelly who couldn't get close because he knew or should encounter tax clearance. he said false information about his financial status and property ownership was filled in on line forms without his knowledge. the fictitious income from french fashion has come from john kelly not from him. the tykes foolishly accepted it. mr barnes as it gains nothing from these islands. he'd returned from england's to tell the truth insensitive in his car for four months with nothing in his pockets. he also questions why the prosecution had not closed the eye witnesses on members of staff from his practice he couldn't support his story. when asked why he didn't scold those witnesses themselves the tellers the prosecution barrister. it's up to you to prove my kids not for me to prove my innocence i know you're only interested in effect expose i'm interested in the troops. the trial continues tomorrow. the team trainer rte news that the dublin circuit criminal court. the cabin crew's their lingus and voted overwhelmingly in favor of

speaker, i'll yield two minutes to the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. kelly. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized for two minutes. mr. kelly: mr. speaker, i rise in strong support of 3350 and thank the gentleman. this is a piece of legislation that protects the people, not a political party, not politicians, not presidents who don't keep promises. this is a letter i got from melissa in pennsylvania. she's a college student paying for her own education. she's working part-time at minimum wage at local grocery store, paying what she calls an 70 per month for her health care coverage. because of the affordable care act, her hours at the store have already been cut back and now to add insult to injury, she's been notified by the insurance provider that because of obamacare, she will be canceled after another year and that she's going to be forced to choose a plan that costs triple what she's paying now. now, her mom also sent a letter to our office, a letter desperation stating that her insurance provider, the one she's always rel

mr. harlan kelly junior as a four year term. >> colleagues, in-house, incall, this resolution is adopted. item 31. >> item 31, item 31-33 were considered by the land use and economic development committee at a regular meeting on monday november 25, item 31 was recommended as a amended by the same title, sent to the board as a committee boardbacker report, it's to amend the administrative planning code to receive assistance under all affordable housing programs ministered or funded by the city including the san francisco redevelopment agency by certain tenants being evicted under the ellison act. >> president chiu? >> colleagues, i know many of us have been working on a number of ideas and proposals to address our current affordability crisis with skyrocket evictions and many working families that are at risk of being driven out of san francisco, i want to thank my co-sponsors for the legislation that we are considering today to help tenants due to the ellis act. the ellis act has been interpreted broadly to allow landlords to evict tenants to go out of the rental business, but we have see

speaker, i'll yield two minutes to the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. kelly. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized for two minutes. mr. kelly: mr. speaker, i rise in strong support of 3350 and thank the gentleman. this is a piece of legislation that protects the people, not a political party, not politicians, not presidents who don't keep promises. this is a letter i got from melissa in pennsylvania. she's a college student paying for her own education. she's working part-time at minimum wage at local grocery store, paying what she calls an 70 per month for her health care coverage. because of the affordable care act, her hours at the store have already been cut back and now to add insult to injury, she's been notified by the insurance provider that because of obamacare, she will be canceled after another year and that she's going to be forced to choose a plan that costs triple what she's paying now. now, her mom also sent a letter to our office, a letter desperation stating that her insurance provider, the one she's always rel

certainly hurt the kelly family. >> i can say, i don't know if mrs. kelly is aware of this, but of course she knows, but a chapter in my book called the wrong man, and the suffering and brian who became my friend what he went through. but what she may not realize is that the cia leaned very heavily on me to leave that story out of my book. and i explained to the gentlemen i knew well who was trying to influence me to leave the name out of the book that if he were a marginal character i might consider that but he was cent l centrcentra central -- you know, he was the wrong man and he was central to the story and mike deserves full credit for making it possible to arrest hanssen. but that wasn't the end of it, because then the director of the cia, george tenet, wrote a letter to the president at random house which was my publisher saying what a terrible thing i was doing, ruining this man's life and -- and i said to my publisher, the cia walked him out of the building and as far as i know they didn't challenge the fbi and say, well, where's the evidence on br

stay with me in the studio for a quick tease of that is mr. kelly.hard, for sticking around. one of the things i was interested in, euro/dollar got down yesterday to 1.el 235. was that a short-term loan some of we're still very uncertain about was going to happen with the dollar. >> i think it's as low as the eurozone can take it in terms of where the rates are going. now it's going to be the dollar trend. that's still openly outside of this payroll report, strong dollar, and you're back into the 120s next year. >> next year. >> i don't think there's enough time this year to quite get you there. but that's still the trend in the euro. >> is that because we've changed differentials between the ecb who may be loosening and the debate about simply when does the fed stop buying as much? >> i think you have the minor shift in rate differentials. it makes the euro more of an attackive funding currency. that gives you marginal incentives. ultimately, the u.s. is in a stronger economy and stronger recovery than the eurozone. >> stick there. we'll get your th

he will continue his fund raising efforts here and as can p pi ask 5 mark kelly reports, mr. obama will also focus on immigration. >> reporter: a steady stream of supporters line up 24 hours early for a chance to hear president obama speak. the president's bay area public appearance is at the betty ohm recreation center in chinatown monday. the president will use this neighborhood of immigrants as a back drop for his renewed push on immigration reform. josh wolf says that chinatown location is perfect. >> our country is really built on immigrants and everyone's story is an immigrant story. >> it's a quick visit but political fund aunts say it's sending one clear message, the two term president is losing his political capitol but take the price to wine and dine with the president at the jazz center, as we get closer to the event, organizers slash the ticket price from $1000 to just $500. >> look, he's been here nine times. people are tired of writing those checks to obama even if the democratic bay area. >> scott kraner won't be watching the presidents speech. he's not impress

i'm not sure of the dcs mr sharon's the killing of tell kelly bundy then the seat of the book on in the consumption of thought that happen to making goal position seemed like a repeat of that debacle petition that kind of tea for some of the mountain was taken out in a caucus time methinks. this is sad to see the tiny one shot to an end and i meant when he was buying ban from the shop new capital is sometimes made on sunday although some argue about myth of the duomo. simple to work up the less. the teapot which would give them again the move into. the but sources had said that the city was taken from aberdeen beat is about anaconda and non texans and shot dead. this is the man said to have been knitting that is commonly in other green tea which is also the headquarters of the pakistan army. the nissan reported to be working closely with ox any secret santa says the isi and the practice any minute she is seeded teams played to the body was tense shifted to another can be home anastasia taking two of them it's about a mile northwest of me on to. a very severe down the driveway. what in t

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mrs. mccain very welcome, megyn kelly to thank you for having me. neil: how is everyone? dad still gets feisty about everything. sometimes i want to talk to him about father daughter stefansson of health care. [laughter] neil: every time you have your father on, he always gets very riled up. his big thing is that we share a common cause. >> yes, especially i get into that within that time, the intense reactions, we are so divided as a party, with emotions and feelings, they get so wrapped up. >> that lump your data in there, i guess. the renegades, conservatives, tea party, libertarians. is that bad? >> i'm 29 years old and i focus on getting more young voters in minority voters and women voters and that is want to reach out to a different demographic than we traditionally have and that is what has made near rino and that is something that has evolved with the times. >> i like chris christie and we got in a fight recently. neil: i heard about that. >> i just don't see how he gets through a primary. especially to the republican primary. people call me a rino because i'm a

mr. kelly: in his letter to our office, michael wrote, my dad has always prided himself of offering 100% health care coverage for every single one of our associates. it's been this way for as long as i can remember. however, under obamacare, their yearly premium will rise 113.9%, taking the cost from $120,000 to $227,000. one of his employees will see her monthly premium go up from just over $300 to $940. that's a 249% increase. and in michael's words, this type of increase is too much for the company to weather. next year for the first time in decades, my father and my family are forced to drop insurance coverage for our employees. and he also added, being the generous and concerned person my dad is, he said he would give each employee this year's cost of premium to offset the rise in cost. but beyond that he cannot afford to do any more. this means that next december, we will all have to pay enormous increases out of our pocket for poorer coverage. that happens to be the truth and not one tha

you basically have ray kelly who is not necessarily mr.heart liberal saying, i don't see evidence this is a real thing. i am concerned that the press is going to make it a real thing. >> just like the koran burner in florida, exactly like that. >> that is a perfect example. >> that happens constantly. >> the fact that it is on video. if it was not, they could be walking around with ice picks and attacking everyone and we would hear nothing on it. >> it seems like the war on christmas is just not getting off the ground. >> i am willing to bet that. >> the war on christmas. congress is not in session. we're gonna see war on christmas taking off. >> we have breaking, breaking news. don't put the breaking banner up. we don't want to abuse that. this is the national republican senatorial committee now accusing the president just recently, just today of closing our vatican embassy. have you seen this? you have not heard of this if you don't really get deep in breitbart. basically, they have one building in roam, not actually in vatican. it is no

mr. burton to daryl stein beggar interest to look at the combined contribution if it were not for kelly yourigher to pay for this bridge. and thanks to patterson and ma iron there as high as they all right. are are. our last brian has been rescued by governor brown who appointed him our secretary of transportation. he's president this role his whole life. so let's bring brian kelly to the microphone and give a big applause to all our brian's. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> well, thank you steven e steve i'm not sure though how to respond to this picture. i want to commit all brian's on their names. i'm honored to think here. i've been sobered with this project throughout any 18 years as a staff person in the state senate and more recently in the brown administration for the past 15 months. i'll say over the 18 years this project has had an effect on me. it's had time to inspire me and frustrate me and today having seen the final project it expresses me. there are thousands of men and women who gave much of themselves to see this project accomplished. it's their work and their resolve and their friendship that i

mr. burton to daryl stein beggar interest to look at the combined contribution if it were not for kelly yourigher to pay for this bridge. and thanks to patterson and ma iron there as high as they all right. are are. our last brian has been rescued by governor brown who appointed him our project throughout any 18 years as a staff person in the state senate and more recently in the brown administration for the past 15 months. i'll say over the 18 years this project has had an effect on me. it's had time to inspire me and frustrate me and today having seen the final project it expresses me. there are thousands of men and women who gave much of themselves to see this project accomplished. it's their work and their resolve and their friendship that i want to spend a moment honoring. first optimistic continue in day you can't let a moment pass without honoring the men and women in the labor community who did the work. i want to acknowledge all of them (clapping) secondly i know owe loves to be acknowledged. the second brian has given me so much guidance i've got to tip my hat to dr. brian ma iron

mrs. tim stoll? i am mercedes kelly tunstall, a partner at allard's bar here in d.c.nd i am the head of our privacy and data security group. my testimony today reflects my personal experience with virtual currency industry and represents my own opinion. it does not necessarily reflect the opinions of allard's bar -- or our clients. i currently work with a number of clients on financial innovation issues. one of the things, as i have been listening to the testimony, i feel it is worth saying that one of the things that i often say with financial innovation is there is a tendency to say it is completely new. it is so new we have never seen anything like it before. the fact is that it is like a lot of things that have happened in the past. i am going to go through some of the statements i have in my testimony, but let's start with the discussion of currency generally in the united states. united states actually has a long history of having concerns around currency. it finally settled down in the 1870s when the supreme court had a series of opinions called the legal tende

let's go to kate kelly who is outside the location where mr. bharara was speaking a few minutes ago. kate? >> hey, tyler. an interesting and relatively brief press conference we finished that i know you guys all saw. a couple things i picked up on, one was a bit of defiance on the part of the fbi and the southern district, a feeling that this is not over yet, answering a lot of questions about why steve cohen was not ultimately a part of this case, whether he could be in the future and they did say we're certainly keeping every possibility open. a lot of confusion, too, about what's next for sac. there is this five-year probation so at max, bharara explained it will take them five years to wind down their current businesses and close forever. they may be able to become a family office for some period of time, perhaps the principals will reopen a new hedge fund at some point. we'll wait for more clarity from sac which has yet to comment, but a little bit of a defense there in spite of the fact that this was a landmark amount of money and there w

kron4 maureen kelly reports to at least one heckler did not think mr. obama was pushing hard enough. >> reporter: >> the easy way out is to try to yell and pretend that i can do something by violating a law. what i am proposing is use of our democratic processes to achieve the same goal that you want to achieve, but it will not be as easy as shouting. >> reporter: the heckler felt compelled to scream out because of what his friends and family members are going through with immigration. >> has the power to stop immigration but he is afraid. >> reporter: maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> pam: plenty of protesters greeted the president even before his speech. they get a third outside the betty mann on center this morning to go with his own rifle. police kept them behind their kids on the corner of washington and mason street some are very angry about immigration issues. at the president's other stops, the demonstrators protested government drones and the keystone and expel all oil pipeline. >> reporter: the president attacked a lot in during his time in san fr

mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> coit tower is set to close for the next five months. i'm mark kelly. coming up, what staff has planned to preserve its history. >> carbon monoxide poisoning claiming two lives in a colorado mining accident. this morning, investigators trying to figure out where that gas was coming from. >> and we already have a brewing hotspot this time in pleasanton southbound 680 a multi-vehicle accident. we'll have the latest on the delays there coming up. >> finally storm clouds headed in our direction. when might we see some rain? we'll talk about that coming up. >> and good morning, everyone. it's monday, november 18. good to have you with us. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:30. developing news as you wake up. thousands of people in the midwest are sifting through the ruins after dozens of tornadoes tore up entire neighborhoods yesterday. search-and-rescue workers are checking for possible victims this morning. several states from missouri to michigan were hit by the violent weather. illinois was the hardest hit. at least 6 people were

kelly. let's trade some of these. let's do fedex. >> i mean, i like fedex. mr. loeb, a lot of the hedge funds will be filing the top ten positions and you'll see fedex in the top five of a lot of these. announced 32 million share buyback, 10% of the flow, which gives us a nice floor, and the earnings, $20 in cash over the years, so fedex will be a big winner. >> i like fedex and i like u.p.s. better. you can own both of them. there's something curious about the calendar, this year's shopping season, between thanksgiving and christmas, five days shorter than last year. it's the shortest since 2002. that means a ton of late, last-minute orders and a lot of shipping. i think both of the stocks can work into year end because of all of the cyber orders. >> what about sony? >> i'm a buyer of whatever dan loeb a buying. >> yeah, he's a good year. >> unbelievable track record. wait for the 13-f, wait for teppers, and buy it and don't ask any questions. i'm being somewhat facetious. >> i know you are. >> he's one of the guys, when he says he owns something, you have to t

kelly broke the man code. mr. lebeau, what do you think about tesla? buy or short?number was shown live on cnbc. good luck. how's the flight, dog, cnbc, be my thing, i love "squawk on the street." for the record, the text wasn't sent from phil's personal phone. but to the viewers who took the time to text him anyway, thanks very much for watching. >> let's have a quick check on where we are with the markets. obviously, from some on the headline figure, a blowout employment report today. raising the possibility of ta r tapering. to others, there are deeper problems with the employment. but some sectors -- financials, housing -- moving quite dramatically on that figure there. >> sure, the rally, simon, yesterday, after one of the sharpest sell-off, we're now seeing a decent rebound. again, the breadth going beyond the financials and insurance companies, as well the russell 2000 doing okay. taking it on the chin this morning, gold. >> and twitter. >> that's right. >> so many more questions. answers next with the "halftime" report. from us, have a great weekend. >> and

mr. emanuel is doing obama care no favors with this ridiculously on his face untrue spin. >> there's been negative coverage, but as megan kelly pointed out, fox news had nothing to do with the rollout of health care.gov. we have 5 million cancellations with, that's 5 million stories. we only have 27,000 enrollments through health care.gov. you don't have to go very far to find people who have been negatively affected, don't get to see their doctors, don't get to go to the same hospitals, and this is a story that's just going to keep going. >> yet in the face of all this, we have these editorials where obama said he misspoke when he said you could keep your plan. >> it's pa they the threatic. i don't even know how they can write the things that they write sometimes on that editorial page. go to new york magazine. they put together not exactly conservative outlets. they put together end to end of -- 20 plus times or whatever, this was something that not only he said, but now you have -- they're now rounding up every senate democrat who said it, the democrats throughout the country were going out and saying this and promising th

kelly. coming up we are going to look at how it's going so far. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> good morning, i'm ryan takeo live in san francisco at glide memorial, the gloves are on, the volunteers are here. they are getting ready to feed thousands of the city's homeless. we'll let you know on the preps coming up. >> it may be a holiday but millions of people are still scheduled to work today. the consequences for those who don't show up. >> plenty of clouds sweeping across our skies now but will we see some rain on this holiday? we'll talk about that coming up. >> and traffic is light for the entire bay area on this thanksgiving. bart's operating on a sunday schedule. i'll have more "kcbs traffic" for you in just a few minutes. >>> good morning, everyone. happy thanksgiving! ! i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm anne makovec. it is 6:30. and the macy's thanksgiving day parade is already going on in the east coast, it is in full swing. millions of people are lining the street to participate in the tradition. weather threatened the parade, there is some concern

mr. clean's new magic eraser handy grip. >>> new jersey election on tuesday, chris christie looks poised to win. he spoke to my colleague kellyight. >> in talking about your thoughts of what happens tuesday and what it means down the road, it sounds like you're planning for a message beyond new jersey. is that a fair assessment, listening to you today? >> i'm not planning for it, i just think it's inevitable. people look at elections and they try to discern things from them about what they mean at that moment and what they mean for the future. and i think that what people are going to see is so unusual for what our party has created in the last couple of years that in variably people will draw lessons from it and i hope they do. >> when people talk about the romney lessons the last time around, does that plant seeds of concern? >> no, because anything in the book was from the 2009 campaign and it will be litigated in the future, i understand that. the fact is these are just two guys trying to sell a book. let's not forget that. they sensationalize things, they have a low-level staff because they want to make money. but it doe

kelly live at kmart in redwood city. we are waiting for the doors to open and the christmas shopping season to begin. ,,,,,,,,,,,, oo >> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> they are getting ready to serve thousands of people today. the thanksgiving dinner preparations today happening at glide memorial. [ gunshots ] >> and a hostage situation turns into a wild shootout in l.a. then things got really out of hand. coming up. >> low pressure off the coast, could is send showers in our direction? we'll talk about that coming up. >> and we have the turkey 5k scheduled for this morning in san francisco. i'll tell you what streets will be closed in just a few minutes. >> good morning. it's thursday, thanksgiving day, november 28. i'm anne makovec. michelle has the morning off. >> happy thanksgiving, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. 5:30 is your time. and right now, kpix 5's mark kelly outside a redwood city kmart. >> it looks like things are a little underwhelming there, mark. in about 30 minutes those doors will open for black thursday deals. but no real lines? >> reporter: happy thanksgiving, guys. you're right. no lines just yet. we had

mr. mandela. i don't look like him, i'm not old enough, you know what i'm saying? kelly: right, right.repare? what is that undertaking like? the accent. the physicality, the whole thing. >> for me it was a matter of understanding south africa first, you know? i went to south africa for three or four months prior just to understand the social structure of it. and then you know, the preparation was about the way he speaks, you know. i had a long time to plan. so i play him from around 25 years old to 70. so i really had to understood how he grew, what happened to him in prison and all that stuff. it was my greatest part i've ever played, i'm so proud to have gotten the job. and i think i did all right. michael: you did, trust me. [cheers and applause] kelly: trust me. michael: we're going to let everybody check out a clip now. now in this clip, nelson mandela meets winnie mandela played by nome iowa harris, for the first time. here we are, idris elba in "mandela: long walk to freedom." >> you want a lift? >> ok. >> sure. do you always accept lifts from strangers? >> you are not a strange

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mr. boustany: i'd like to welcome louisiana's newest congressman, advance mcallister. he's been married for 15 years to kelly and he's the proud parent of five beautiful children here. he's a veteran of the united states army and louisiana national guard. he's a self-made businessman a well regarded entrepreneur and i look forward to serving with you, advance, on behalf of the -- vance on behalf of the people of louisiana. welcome to the united states house of representatives. now i'd like to yield to my good friend. great pleasure to -- mr. richmond: it gives me great pleasure to welcome the gentleman to washington, d.c. and this body. there's no doubt in my mind that he will be a great addition. while he's nerve held office he bring -- never held office he brings with him his experiences. he's a veteran a successful businessman and devoted family man. he's committed himself to addressing the needs of the people of louisiana and finding a commonsense solution to the problems that plague the nation. one thing that i have come to know as a member of this -- as a member that represents louisiana, that historic

mr. buchman was caught doing this in 2010. that's julius buchman, mentioned in the "post" story, and talked to phil roans, told me he had not heard of this case. but, kellyd, and public policy, are obviously very serious for investors, government, and really the american people, kelly. >> and, steve, absolutely, just, again, this particular case seems to be a case of the employee trying to fill out as much of the survey data required to meet, for example, the 90% threshold when they're trying to contact households each month. he was trying to fulfill the job directive as opposed to a political directive, right? >> two things there. one is that the sense that he was only trying to fill his job. another is a suggestion in the "post" story that it was for political gain. and that's what's unclear right here. and, also, the allegation in the "new york post" again that it was not just one person, but there was more than one person involved in this. >> steve liesman with the details on that report this morning. steve, thank you. >> thanks, kelly. >>> detroit was the biggest municipal bankruptcy in u.s. history, and it left a lot of people thinking who might be